Wild edibles and backyard gardening - Post peak

This is my first post-crash video diary entry and explains backyard straw bale gardening as well as wild edibles.

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Key insights about video Wild edibles and backyard gardening - Post peak

🌱 Converting yards into food production areas is a smart move;

🌱 People are mowing their lawns because they know gas prices will increase;

🌱 People don't realize that a lot of what they are mowing down is food;

🌱 Wild plants like chickweed and field garlic can be eaten and are tasty;

🌱 There are many edible plants that grow in small spaces, like dandelion and mustard greens;

🌱 Container gardening and straw bale gardening are effective ways to maximize growing space;

🌱 Start learning and planning your garden now because it will be essential in the near future.

Timestamped Summary

00:10 The narrator mentions that gasoline prices will be more expensive tomorrow.

01:03 The narrator shows chickweed, a wild plant that is edible and tasty.

01:33 The narrator shows field garlic, a plant that has garlic cloves at the bottom which can be eaten.

02:09 The narrator emphasizes that there is food around if you know where and how to look for it.

03:07 The narrator shows a backyard converted into a straw bale garden with various vegetables and herbs.

04:41 The narrator shows a potato tower made from sticks and wire mesh, demonstrating how to grow potatoes in a small space.

06:17 The narrator emphasizes the importance of starting a garden now and recommends buying plant starts and straw bales.

06:58 The narrator offers to help and share his experience with anyone interested in starting a garden.

07:38 The video ends with the statement that we are all in this together and we need to learn and adapt.

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Q&A

What are some common wild plants that can be eaten?

Some common wild plants that can be eaten include chickweed, field garlic, and dandelion.

How can I maximize my backyard for food production?

You can maximize your backyard for food production by converting it into a garden space, using straw bales, container gardening, and planting various vegetables and herbs.

How do you grow potatoes in a limited space?

You can grow potatoes in a limited space by using a potato tower method. This involves planting the potatoes in the ground within a wire structure and layering straw or compost as they grow.

How do I start a straw bale garden?

To start a straw bale garden, you need to soak the bales beforehand and fertilize them with diluted urine. There is plenty of information available online for further guidance.

When should I start my garden?

It is recommended to start your garden now, as the future may bring challenges that make gardening more difficult. Get started by purchasing seeds or seedlings and learning about gardening techniques.